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    2.9 (83 reviews)
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    Laura M.

    The only thing that saved this visit is our server. She was amazing. The food was bland and overpriced. My over medium eggs were both over and underdone- told was kind of hard and the whites were runny. The hash was canned and definitely not cooked enough. It was just all very mediocre.

    Nut N' Honey, Vanilla Dream, Hot Chocolate
    Brittany I.

    Stacks Pancake Co. is a true gem that has stolen my heart and delighted my taste buds. From the moment I stepped inside, I knew I was in for something special. This cozy pancake haven exceeded all of my expectations, leaving me with an delightful brunching experience. First and foremost, the pancakes at Stacks are nothing short of wonderful. They offer an extensive selection of flavors and toppings, each more tempting than the last. Whether you're a classic pancake enthusiast or an adventurous flavor seeker, Stacks has something for everyone. The pancakes are light, fluffy, and cooked to perfection, making each bite a heavenly delight. The portions are more than generous, ensuring that you leave fully satisfied and content. The creativity and attention to detail in their menu is truly commendable. I highly recommend trying their signature Mini Waffle Benny- a combination of sweet and savory. However, I did have food envy of my gal pals' dishes- the Carnitas Benny looked incredible and the GF pancakes were almost too good to be true! And I can't forget to mention their espresso drinks, the whipped cream was what really made them so delicious. The service at Stacks Pancake Co. is fantastic. The staff members are friendly, attentive, and responsive. Our server offered recommendations and honest answers, she was also very helpful accommodating special dietary needs. We had a very nice brunch at Stacks and the prices are quite reasonable, considering the quality and quantity of the food. You get exceptional value for your money, and the experience is worth every penny. This is a place where you can treat yourself without breaking the bank. Stacks Pancake Co. is a pancake lover's paradise. Their delectable pancakes, friendly service, inviting ambiance, and excellent value make it a must-visit destination in Portland, Maine. If you're in search of a memorable breakfast or brunch experience, look no further than Stacks. Prepare to indulge in pancake perfection that will leave you wanting to return again and again.

    Egg Benedict
    Mr F G And Mrs M S.

    We had breakfast here because we were staying at the Ramada next door. There is really nothing much to say about this place. The food and service were alright. The place look spacious and clean. Plenty of parking space.

    California Omelet
    Hannah R.

    California Omelet - This was a 2 out of 5. The omelet was dry and the chunks of tomato and avocado seemed like it was cooked in a rush. I was pretty disappointed with the "home fries" - which were more like potato slices. It was ok but not was I was expecting. I ordered toasted raisin bread and it was so burnt, it was black. I got a new side of toast but it was somehow still burnt. Overall, the waitress was very nice and the environment was cute. However, the food was lacking which made the experience subpar.

    Kayla N.

    Just average pancakes and breakfast. Nothing special but service is always pleasant and you don't feel rushed.

    Country breakfast wrap! It's huge
    Kyle A.

    I have a hunch that things have improved here since the first reviews. Because my experience was nothing like any of the one stars I'm reading. Right now when so many restaurants are focusing on tiny menus with very limited options, it's nice to see a full menu. First thing to point out is this is one of the last places you can get a full meal for two under $40. We each got a beverage and a full breakfast including a side and the total was $39 and some change. I got one of the pancake wraps, I believe country breakfast wrap. It was huge. The picture does not do it justice. Flavors were well balanced and the sausage they used was high quality. I do recommend getting syrup for it though, the pancake is very good but just a touch dry. My husband got a Benedict that was equally as huge. The hollandaise was very nice. He also got a side of grits which came in a full meal sized bowl. I took one bite and told my husband that I wanted to come back again! Highly recommend for a less expensive diner breakfast.

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    Sarah C.

    The SO loves pancakes. I mean, loves pancakes. I'm the "I'll eat palace diner pancakes but no other pancakes" type of person. SOMEONE saw some edgy marketing on Instagram for this new place called stacks. "Where is it?" "On riverside st?" "Is that where the Egg and I was?" "I think so?" So someone had his mind set on trying this new place that was advertising amazing buttermilk pancakes. Confirmed, it is definitely the old Egg and I, but a little edgier. The moment you walk in you know it's a diner. They've got the cake showcase up front, mixed with updated modern cups and pipe shelving. The turquoise and black color combo brings both a retro but up to date feel. There's still booths and the crowd is the same as the old Egg and I, and I'm not sure the menu in reality is that much different. The emphasis on pancakes is heavier, with slightly more unique twists. We ordered a hot chocolate, a peanut butter chocolate stack, and a homemade challah French toast (with blueberry compote and vanilla 'sauce'). Here's the reality: 1. Hot chocolate. It's Swiss miss hot chocolate that came unmixed with a load of whipped cream. 2. Pb and Choco stack. Three giant pancakes with chocolate chips and peanut butter whipped into the batter. Dry, overpowering chocolate, and bland syrup. It was a passionless, lacking of fluff and too little pb pancake. The SO can eat a million pancakes and he could not finish it. 3. The challah French toast: probably was challah? But when it came out it was essentially slathered in icing and blueberry compote/ sauce. It was wayyyyy too much and wayyyyy too sweet. The French toast itself was not bad but I feel cheated that the extra stuff cost an extra 6$ (??) and I couldn't even eat it. The server was super friendly. All the staff were so nice and I definitely felt bad for saying that everything was good. It probably is if you come here with the right expectations. It certainly is diner food and it's great that someone has come in to bring this place back on line. I'm not a breakfast snob but the food just didn't sit well with me. Know that this is a new interpretation of what it was and you will enjoy it as such.

    Eggs Benedict.
    Danielle V.

    Well priced breakfast place, slightly better then an IHOP. Quick and big portions. Lots of different options to choose from.

    Beef sausage omelette with home fries

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    We've been trying to visit Hot Suppa during our past few trips to Portland, but never really had a…read morechance to. When we finally came during the off season, we thought this would be the perfect opportunity since wait times were shorter. The wait on a Saturday afternoon was about 15-20 minutes. I will say - I had high hopes for Hot Suppa. Between my fiance and I, we ordered the waffle, side of corned beef hash, and the fried green tomatoes eggs benny. The corned beef hash here is excellent - that I do have to acknowledge. I was a bit underwhelmed by the fried green tomatoes though. The tomatoes were just okay, but the excessive hollandaise sauce really just made the whole dish waaay too heavy. It was also just messy. Service was slow & our waitress tended to disappear for long periods of time. Coffee & water refills both took a long time. Parking here is difficult but not impossible. Most spots are only for an hour or so.

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    Hot Suppa - Cute dish, but the beef is a bit overcook, and dry. Overall, everything is good

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    Ocotillo - Tacos - smoked brisket and pork shoulder

    Tacos - smoked brisket and pork shoulder

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    NOBODY TOLD ME. Nobody told me that Nom Cafe is one of the best spots for brunch in Portland's Arts…read moreDistrict, with some of the yummiest and most unique breakfast food? A Balkan-inspired menu? Come on. I finally tried it and I'm already counting down until I go back. I was expecting casual counter service and your typical breakfast food. I was so wrong. We were greeted by the warmest staff, who let us pick our own table. We sat by the windows, which was perfect for the morning sunlight; exactly what we wanted. The menu is eastern European with some Spanish touches (think huevos rotos and patatas bravas). Books featuring Bulgarian photography and other eastern European countries were scattered around the space, it was a lovely touch. The service was just as great as the food. My hot coffee came in the cutest mug and our waitress kept refilling it without being asked. The mekitsi and parzhen were phenomenal, with the parzhen being my favorite. The spreads they came with... I wanted to bottle those and take them home. My husband had the patatas bravas and I had the shakshuka, and we added kyufteh to both, this incredible in-house sausage that was 10/10 (it was a little spicy!). Everything was phenomenal and the portions were generous. If you're not feeling adventurous, they also have traditional eggs and omelettes, all with a little twist and somewhat elevated. Their drinks menu was impressive too if you're into a fancy coffee. Can't recommend this place enough. I shall be back!

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    Interior seating and bar/register area

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    4.2 miEast Bayside
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    We had breakfast at Friendly Toast while visiting Maine and it was one of our favorite meals of the…read moretrip. We had a large party of 9, and despite our size, the service was outstanding. Our waitress was incredibly friendly, sweet, and attentive. The food was delicious, and with nine people ordering all different items, everyone left happy. My personal favorite was the breakfast tacos--they were fantastic. The homemade jam was also a big hit at our table. What really stood out to me, though, was their homemade maple turmeric hot sauce. It was so good that I kept putting it on everything. I honestly wish they bottled and sold it because I would have bought several bottles to take home to Arizona and give as gifts to my coworkers. Great food, wonderful service, and a fun atmosphere. We would definitely come back the next time we're in Maine.

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    4.3(86 reviews)
    3.9 miWest End

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    The boys needed some breakfast/brunch and lucky for us we were within walking distance of the Ugly…read moreDuckling. Once arrived we ordered at the counter. They have a lot of breakfast sandwiches made on their homemade English Muffins. When I went to order I asked what's the favorite/best sellers and we told the Yinzer. I also figured I'd get another sandwich too so I went with the Pastrami on Rye. Unfortunately they did not have any Pastrami available so I will say I panicked a little and ordered the BLT. I took a bit to get our food but they were busy so I et that. Once home I got into the Yinzer first. Let me tell you this thing was saucy but I like it that way. I will say I was a big fan of the English Muffin, probably on of the best I have had. I also had plenty of Chipped Ham which was rather tasty. Now the BLT I wasn't the biggest fan of. I guess I'm just not a big fan of a breakfast sandwich with veggies on it. Just didn't work for me. Would for sure come back if I was in town again because they have a lot of tasty sounding sandwiches.

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    Ugly Duckling - Interior

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    Ugly Duckling - Be Como Se Dice Buon Giorno

    Be Como Se Dice Buon Giorno

    Ugly Duckling - Love the pink lid. This was the salted honey latte.

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    Love the pink lid. This was the salted honey latte.

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